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A lot of high school students decide to attend a two-year college with the intention of continuing their education at a four-year university. A 2016 report states that 81% of first-time community-college students wished to pursue a bachelor’s degree or higher. Unfortunately, out of the 81%, only 33% ended up transferring to a four-year school of their choice within six years.

The major reason why students may be discouraged from transferring to a university is the lack of information, particularly the essential documents they need to complete the transfer process.

Applying to college soon and don't have your final transcript yet?

No problem! You can still apply for schools using an unofficial transcript. An unofficial transcript is simply a copy of your official high school transcript, which has been stamped or signed by your high school guidance counselor or principal. This document can be beneficial when applying to colleges and universities. It shows that you are a high school graduate and have taken the required classes.

This article will show you how to get your unofficial transcript and what to do with it.